Sarah Moffat Art Studio

Ange N paints a hybrid of Old World aesthetics with contemporary materials and finishes, striving, through practice, for a looser, more intuitive visual language and sensibility.

Shelley's Birkholz's work transforms textiles into landscapes of striking realism, images that seem photographic at first glance. Step closer, and they unravel into a tactile world of intricate detail, where depth and materiality invite a deeper kind of seeing.

Paul Saindon's plein air paintings have a tonalist sensibility , sun-warmed fields, fleeting light, and the layered poetry of urban life- without ever saying more than it must.

Working with thread and textile Judi Miller's delicate, intricately layered landscapes reveal subtle surprises and nuanced detail the closer you look. A well-respected artist whose  career has been shaped by travel, field immersion, and learning from masters worldwide, her work carries a quiet authority that feels both intimate and richly alive.

Using eco-dyed printing, Donna Baskin creates landscapes that echo the quiet restraint of mid-century modern design. With subtle earth-tones and minimal compositions they evoke a timeless simplicity, inviting a closer look at nature's delicate details.

Working primarily on found materials, Tom Campbell paints with a freedom born of memory and freedom, often letting the surface guide the process. Light washes, bold strokes and unpredictable gestures take you on a journey to places unknown yet ultimately familiar.